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Owners manual

2 Wheel

Suction-Side Poolcleaner

Distributed in Australia and New Zealand by

LINCOLN POOL EQUIPMENT

www.linc.com.au

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Page 1: ...Owners manual 2 Wheel Suction Side Poolcleaner Distributed in Australia and New Zealand by LINCOLN POOL EQUIPMENT www linc com au ...

Page 2: ...aner better climbing ability and obstacle maneuverability The tyres come with tread wear markers that show you when to replace your tires The tyres of the cleaner have humps raised treads that allow the cleaner to overcome any reasonable obstacles such as the main drain and uneven surfaces This makes the Cleaner ideal for all pool surfaces and shapes SELF CLEANING SWIVEL This is a feature that all...

Page 3: ...emove very large and excessive debris from pool ie post storm spring cleaning pool opening situations pump basket 3 Make sure your chemical balance is correct If not now is the time to correct it If you chemically shock the pool wait a day or two before continuing 2x 1x 10x 1x 1x 1x 1x ...

Page 4: ...3 STEP 2 connecting the hoses STEP 3 attaching the cleaner 1 1 3 2 1 20 25 50 60cm 2 0 2 5 50 60CM ...

Page 5: ...te 3 Place the 90o connector into the hose cone 4 Connect the regulator valve to the end of the vacuum hose ensuring that the arrow on top of the regulator valve is pointing away from the pool i e the direction of water flow 5 Connect the regulator valve to the 90 degree connector 6 Turn on the pool pump The PoolCleaner is now ready to be adjusted for the correct speed NOTE If the pool has a dedic...

Page 6: ...give less suction Note If the line you are hooked to skimmer or inlet has a 3 way valve or ball valve you may have to adjust the 3 way valve or ball valve even if you are using the regulator valve ADJUSTING WHEEL RPM For the cleaner to run optimally the revolutions per minute RPMs should be between 11 and 14 Note it will still clean as low as 8 RPM but will NOT climb walls While the cleaner is run...

Page 7: ...toward the front of the cleaner In the front of the unit the vanes are convex like a mountain in the back they are concave like a valley NOTE The large elliptical end of the vanes is placed into the turbine Wear Marks The tyres must be replaced when they are worn down to the tread wear indicators Note if you can t see them you are worn past them Removal and Replacement wear marks 1 2 USING CLEANER...

Page 8: ...h sides Note if it does not clip in then you have it the wrong way around it is marked L and R Once the inlet is removed you can remove any debris that is in the turbine chamber You can also remove and replace the skirt bracket assemblies One of the middle skirt brackets can be easily pulled out Once one assembly is out you can slide the others out easily to replace Remove the inlet Turn the unit ...

Page 9: ...wrong side Problem or obstruction in the system Obstruction in the cleaner itself The hoses have been stored in a coiled position Lay them straight in the sunlight Clean swivel on cleaner head by running it under a tap Leaf canister it may be in the wrong place or not floating The hose is too short The float s may be in the wrong position Should be 50 60 centimetres from cleaner head The Hose Cone...

Page 10: ...tions provided by us If it is found that the Product has not provided the 6 year service life Hartford Pines will supply at its discretion replacement parts for a charge pro rated on the following basis The original purchaser will be allowed a credit against the current list price of the replacement part s in proportion to the percentage of the warranted service life remaining Summarized as follow...

Page 11: ...10 REGISTRATION CARD LINCOLN WARRANTY CLAIM Owners Name Address Telephone Model Number Date of Purchase Description of Fault Attach Proof of purchase ...

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